"Where Can We Get Them?": Mzansi Woman Unleashes Chaos With Her Bluetooth Microphone Antics in Video
- A South African woman on TikTok, Busisiwe, bought a Bluetooth microphone for R94.99
- The video shows her using it loudly to call her cousin and sing in a car with a friend
- Netizens found her antics funny, and some even asked where to buy the microphone
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A Mzansi woman caused chaos wherever she could after getting her hands on a Bluetooth microphone.
A TikTok video shared by Busisiwe (@busisiwe91) shows her buying the microphone at a store for R94,99. When she finally got to use it, she annoyingly called her cousin loudly from next door.
The video continues to show Busisiwe singing and talking loudly with her friend in a car, both of them using Bluetooth microphones.
Watch the funny video below:
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Microphone fun leaves SA howling
The video garnered many views and funny comments from netizens amused by Busisiwe's antics. Others also asked where they could get the microphone to use themselves.
Kharishma Padiyadji commented:
"Kante siwathola kuphi? (Where can we get them?)
user73945492734935 replied:
"My country kodwa ."
SnooshBhelecy said:
"Cha bandla nami ngiyayifuna (I want one too)."
Nonhlanhla Black said:
"Nina kahle kahle nine mali(You guys have money)."
Ntombezinhle Ntombiz replied:
"I need this mic for my patients . Ngikhathele ukumemeza (I'm tired of shouting)."
Mzami_Sam commented:
"Sabela ntombazane."
Nompilo Khuzwayo@ commented:
"Ai ngahlupha nje ngayo eskoleni mangphendula i answer (I would cause trouble with it at school and use it answer)."
Woman uses pink microphone in taxi to shout her stop
In another story, Briefly News reported that a South African woman pulled a hilarious stunt while on a taxi ride.
TikTok user @nnella2 posted a video showing her speaking into a pink battery-operated microphone while in a taxi, where she shouted the stop she'd be jumping off at.
She can be heard saying "corner right" confidently the first time and then repeating it nervously when she realised how much attention she had received.
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